Our Staff
Patrick M. Campbell, CFSP, CPC, CCO License # 2599
Kristi L. Campbell
Rebbekah LeCroy Jenkins License # 4362
Tyler Lowe, CCO
License # 4473
Bryan K. Conyers
License # 3628
From a young age his passion has been helping others and he is now honored to continue that calling at The Standard.
Mac
Mark Cole
Dawson Jenkins, CCO Crematory Manager
Walter Dacus
Terry Hawkins
After serving four years in the U.S. Air Force in Texas, California, and Tripoli, Libya, he returned to Anderson to start his 37 year career at the U.S. Postal Service. He ultimately retired as Postmaster in Simpsonville, S.C.
He has been married to Nancy Phillips Hawkins for 53 years and they have two sons, the late
Phillip Hawkins and Scott Hawkins, five granddaughters and two great-grandchildren.
He is an active member of Concord Baptist Church where he serves as Deacon and is active in the Men’s Ministry.
He enjoys serving families at The Standard and loves spending time with his family and friends.
Susan Lower

Mae Kinley
Administrative Assistant
Mae Kinley, born in Starr, South Carolina, is a devoted wife, loving mother, and passionate servant to her community. She is a proud graduate of Anderson School District Five Charter School.
Mae and her husband, Austin, are raising their two energetic and loving sons, Gus and John Wayne. Whether it’s enjoying the outdoors, hunting, or spending time together as a family, Mae finds joy in life’s simple and meaningful moments.
Mae has served her community in many ways, including her time as a K3 teacher at West Anderson Christian Academy, where she lovingly guided and nurtured young children in their earliest years of learning. Her heart for service continues through her current roles as a volunteer firefighter and chaplain with the sheriff’s department, where she provides both physical protection and spiritual support to those facing hardship.
At the center of everything Mae does is her deep belief in being there for others, especially during their most vulnerable times. Whether in the classroom, at the scene of an emergency, or comforting someone in crisis, Mae brings strength, faith, and a servant’s heart to every role she fills.













